Mis-spelling of words

[fieras]

I was just surfing around, and every car forum i go to, there's always somebody screwing up their grammar!

So just an FYI:

IT'S TIRE TREAD NOT TIRE THREAD

and

IT'S BRAKES NOT BREAKS

and

BUMPER NOT BUMBER

just putting that out there, no offense to anyone, just wanted the greater knowledge for everyone!

So shape up

thx

 

[khris]

Yes, the masses are dumb and uneducated.
Most people in Canada probably also spell centre as center.

 

[jks]

Yes, the masses are dumb and uneducated.
Most people in Canada probably also spell centre as center.

That's because Americans spell it center, and all Canadians are hypnotized by American media. I get so frustrated when people pronounce "Z" as "zee" instead of "zed"

 

[dt_toronto_geek]

I get so frustrated when people pronounce "Z" as "zee" instead of "zed"

My name is Joe, and I AM CANADIAN!

 

[junctionist]

It's "misspelling"; there is no hyphen.

 

[Jayomatic]

I know that I end up using some American spellings quite often. In my line of work i'm always having to change all my Canadian spelling for our American clients and it just becomes a habit.

 

[Prometheus The Supremo]

color center zee

 

[adma]

So just an FYI:

IT'S TIRE TREAD NOT TIRE THREAD

Well, at least you didn't pick on us spelling it "tire" as opposed to "tyre"...

 

[Hydrogen]

BUMPER NOT BUMBER

That's a real bumber.

 

[CGM]

It's "misspelling"; there is no hyphen.

I think he was being sarcastic

 

[Hydrogen]

Miss Spelling is proper, though. Tori would prefer it that way.

 

[urbandreamer]

I wonder if Tories and Whigs spell differently?

 

[adma]

Take your pick. Tori

Wiggy

 

[Hydrogen]

I wonder if Tories and Whigs spell differently?

Some Tories wore wigs - for fun!

 

[SiWri]

Am I right in thinking that "colour" is spelt properly in Canada? "Color" just doesn't look right to me. I know it isn't technically a misspelling, but it does annoy me.